The Sun. — London, England, 1809-11-08 00:00:00

1 ( 1: L ~,! ri; ; NUNIVER 5353.] NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, .Nov. 8, 1809, will be performed the Comic Opera of INKLE AND YARICO. Sir Ch'istopner Curr%; Mr. MUN DEN ; Captain. Campley, Mr INCLE-OON ; Xlcdturn; Mr. WADDY ; Ankle, Mr. BELLAMY ; Trirate, Mr. FAWCET'r ; • - .Narerssa, Miss BOLTO-N.; Patty,., Miss LOG AN ; Yarico, Mrs. DI CKON S ; Wowski - Mrs. LISTON. Att Li. a Negro Dance. To ydrich will be added, the itarce of THE MISER. Lovegoio, r 'hiME RV ,• Frederick, Mr. CLAREMONT ; • • kanullie, Mr. EARLEY i. Mrs. Wisely, Mrs. EMERY ; Mariana,_ Miss BRIs ; OW.Place sforthe Boxes;to - be taken 1 sir. BtAndon, at the Box-Office ut dart-street. 9 Galleryß les ra• Seeniul Ptiee 6d.—Pit 4s. Second Nice 2S. zs. . - Secohd , Prit.e is.—Upper Gallery is. The Doors will b e opened at FLUpast 'rive, and the Play peon at Half past,Six. • To-nuir row , ithmetrand uliet ; with The Poor Soldier. ()11 . 111,1,9'. The Man ot.tne World; with Oscar and Mal , viva . , ( 9 11 SourdiY • .Love in a Village ; with Animal !Magnetisrn. n Monday, King RichArd the , Third; with The QuAlter. n Toesdav, The t xile ; with The Fortraitof Cervantes. Wednesday, U n 'iu Body ; wait Paul and Virginia. C. .Isy • • u , LYCEUM THEATRE. 1 1 ,, er the Special Licensf. of the LORI) CHAMBER LAI Graot.d for ine present Se,tson:tg.the joint applicatiou of -. :all Parties interested. THEIR Mii,jeiiges' Servants, torrnin4 the COM b*,-„ 'PANY trie late I) RUR V LANE 'THEATRE, -I, I,•THIS. PR ESENT EVENING, November 3, 1809, perform the tjoiir,;(l.yrid...l/4' THE SCE-RIM—FOR. SCANDAL. - Sir p eter I: eaL l e, mi..- kV SOUGH:: ./N ; Sir benidmin 14 ,exbite„. Mr. PA R;• ,Sirrtace, Mr • R LISS LI ; , • , (n e - n . tharks urtacc:. Mr. I , ' -I g fir b t apiwaidnee in th t Character) ; • •I. AY , 1 ewz le; Mrs. .El) WIN: her hist apdearatice in that Character) ; Lady sheet %veil, Mrs. Fitt It LOWE ; , Maria. Miss RAY • Mrs:Candoue: .Mrs . JItG ER. - Aft er Which, a new Dianiltie Musical liitertainatent, in :r Acts,cato.ll • . BRITAIIVS_JUBILE4, itcy.4l Cnaraders by Mr. MA :I ENS, Mr DOW TON, Mr. 141•1LIPPS, Mr. HORN, Mr. tio ELL, Mr .PENSON, • " • , - Mr. KNIGHT. Mr. CAM?, Mr. PALMER, Mr. SMI . Miss KE L L'NE•;• Miss RAY, • M rs. BLAND. .1"0 which will be added, the Farce of ' THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON. Capt.,:u Seymour, Mr. Fit ) LAN . ° ; Mr. Collo:my, Mr. RAY ; Mitrtoch Delany. Mr. I, fiiNSTONE, (With the urt h i:,al ['lama)); Luutsa, M-N,URG • Cu- , line. Mrs. MATH 1. WS ; Cunha, Mrs. SCOTT. poets to . be opened L,t -calf past Five, and the Per. o begin at Halt past SiX. :10,nu'irrovv, George Barna, fi" and - The -e ; w i t h Britain's j u bilee, On-i - riday, The Beggar's 0 Pera, Ruh: BY A. RATTLE SNAKE- IN I,ONL3nN. HE PROPRIETOIIS, of the .MEDICAL Oil-. SERVER respecttulty inform their Matrons,. that the rutilkation is how t he had of Mr Sto,:kdale, jun. 41, Pall -Mall. 9 . among a: great • T r he _No. X XVI . -for November . contains, variety of other interesting subjts62s, the 'I aril,: or Naiilcs changed in tile New i'll-n•nraao ;ceia of the Lot,d, , , '..tlege, and the Cibe t ' i. rh "" l4 So; . who was bii..t.ll by. the. Rattlesnake in Piecanill z ' • . The P i * • .. • , • ropr e 91's a4atn,oegfeava to caul Ohse!ver aN an invaluable family Motor"' of whim any recommend c :,. , ictli- N - tbet inay 'be had 'separately, price 25. 6,1. C ATTLE Li F E INS' , URANCE COMPANY', I.rstitt.hd fi O C rA L. 5 0.,. 01. ffice, Skinner-,treet, west Siiiithfield, I]ontic..iii I • ' 01114CTORS leave to it:fortn• the ' that toe ulfice for ri:ansacling the i;eneral bu siness of the Com t ink rs r,o v open,whete printe.t Pioposals, "mtaining . the i-,reiniurns and .Condttions of ii.nrance, will be deliVertd to such persons as.a pply for them. The Capital of the Company is . dividecP Into 6 hares of Fifty pounds PropriLtOrso f'which wi li• have - 'a- vote at° toe Ceneral Courts for every' five Shares -they may hold-is but no Vro- Prietor will b e entitled to .mOrP,than ten votes. Teickr °4 each Share is to be paid wben called for by Elie utirel/4..cm, rs, toy no more will be re sited unless found abso- IY ne e e „„ . A p i qi (. ) • • the tc. .itro n s h ave b een very nuincynos from :parts of un d er " gd(lrt, but the many considaatiOns rtquisite tO . this ; tuk.ifig, has prevented the 'Dirt:dors tr in giving an swer. 3 t" (=veil applicant : arrangements are, however, mak., ing ,giv e l :. le„ L ies_as speeto - 1 yas possible. , no: yet vacancies for agents ; ,for which, Country e ""ts. Sicwarda of Noblemen -and t,esitlemen, and kar vr •.rs'ot les : eft:Ability, wilt be preferred ; ; but no person can l'Pointerl an a, , ,ent; unless, he hold five Shares at least, x‘s tt'y to the: Trostee, as well as 'reference to in London. Some Shares , will be reserved tor' '"'uotiy Gentlemen, Owners and Breeders. of Cattle, Far „, (-;raziers, and alters, who may, be disposed to counte nance this Institution, by cousin - 4 their Live Stock to . be , in re.l"by' !lie - Company. • e deposit of two per ant. • only ha s bees` called 'or on each share,. and paid to Messrs. Smith-, r:y: r n i c anti South, Mansion-House street ; or Messrs. 1-15m ,,-o.,.eys and Co. Pall Mall, Bankers to the Company.— ,Ltry Gentl . ernen, it I , ,r opr i e t ors , will,be appointed finito-. The itit i lt rt rs to k r i ros p , ftive di s t . t .a lc . t io s i ls . n . .L a - de - to theiiiby, Leite t , v.. SLsst, that appin. " " Ire4sta at their Office, ar.d post. paid.. NOtieinber 1, 1809_ . BY () ` d er 'of the 4ireelOrS,. • "ILLIAM LIE, Office-Clbrk. BY THE KING'S PATENT. s • DR,., N ORRIS' FEVER DROPS. • •• • HE em ) erienCe of more than half a century. has fully established the reputation of this invaluable cumuli., that, it is now unnecessary to expatiate onits.effi cacy in every spec YPllus F • species of Fever, particularly the Scarlet and Fever, also the Yellow or Putrid fevers ; they have never been.knownlo fail, wfien administered agreeable to di redion ; 111,1 in tire Measles,S •11 Pox, Teething, and most, '''sordersinudent to Children they are an infallible remedy ; "the decays and discomforts of advanc:d life are under :their i mmediate influence, they immediately stop the progress of a fresh C o ld , and are particularly adapted as a genial Restora tive., The Family Bottle, 225. sold at the Dodoi's House, No. 2 9, Lower Brook street, Grosvenor-square, where orders fur e xportation are duly executed Smaller Bottles, its. and as. 9d. wit ,, lesaleand'retail, at pawn's, iso, Oxt - ord-street, and by Most iespedable Venders in Town a nd Country.. Also Dr,NOßßlS'sc.elebraledANTl-B1 L tOds With ample Diredious, 2s. 9d. the Box. Obserw, that the Words "'Thomas Norris Moore" are en).;raved on the Covcr.4- Irkellt Stamp; no whets are et can be P.. .1 S N* EDNES D.A OVEMBER 8, 1800. Lloyd's, August 24, ;Soo. • A T a GENERAL .MEETING of the MER CHANTS, BANKERS. UNDERWRITERS, and other Subscribers to the PATRIOTIC FUND, held tilio day, Sir FRANCS IS BARING, Bart. in the Chicr, Resolved unanintotisly, • . That -the enlarged seek upon which the - Military opera. tions of the Country are now carrying on. makes it necessary to re-consider the'original resolutions linnet which the Corn• mittee.have hitherto acted; anti that in future the donations from this - fund be appropriated exclusively to the relief .of the• Widows, Orphans, and Relatives, who depended for sup port. on those who 'tall in the cause of their Country ; to the relief of those whose wounds are attended with loss of limb or disability from Inture service ; to the annual allowance • made towards tue aged and infirm British Prisoners of War ; and to the support-of the Schools and Hospitals established at the afferent Depots in France. . That-an appeal be Made to the patriotism and liberality of flit 1 3 hblic, tor New Contributions to the Patriotic Fund, that t tve,Counnutee may be provided with the means of con • timing the accustomed relief to these meritorious objett3. Subscriptions already advertised - £33i 0, 9 1 . 0 Cbmmittee fbr managing, the Patriotic Fund, Dublin - - - - C reenwood, Cox, and Co. - - Georgc Fiobion - - -. Capt.a. Graham, R.aM. . - Thomas Coutts and Co. - ~ - W. L: R.• -- . - • • - , Robert Ranter, jun. - . " C. H. Ware - .. - - . A. R.., ~ , - - - - I• tames Le ,, Warner - , - - 1 "fhoutas Ashmore . - - - - . -- 1 Collectzd oy the, Rev: Colston Carr, Vicar or Eating. , at the Parish Church of. haling, . ;Middlesex, atter, a Sermon oy the, - cv. 1 :Henry White, A. M. Curate of A! (hallows , Bariting. on Sunday tne ist.it Ozi ber L dK - - ,totieed by the ,:v..Uctii. Nicholas: LD i • .at' 1.-jeorge Coapel, Old . Brentliirti. in .the _•- Parish o/ F.k.iiii,,, on the ist 'of October i :-, to r : William Adams I , Thomas M'G hie 10, 000 0 0 o 5 0 0 52 10 0 I 0 0 105 0 0 21 0-, tt, 5 5 0 , 5 5 .0 3. to 0 10 10 0 20 0 0 116 0 6 lc - 3 - 6 .10 to 0 20 0 0 J. P. W FORD, Secretary. *** Subscriptions received at the bar of Lloyd's, and by the of the United KLI, dom. The toli:.:wing Resolution accompanied the first Donation PATRIOTIC FOND,' DUIItIN.-; • At a Special Meeting of the Comnitt,tee of the Pa triotic Fund, held at the Commercial Buildlogs, ott the 19th day .ot Sept: tgoty, • the Proceedings at the Meeting at Lloyd's, calling on the Public for additional Contrlnutions;also the Letter,trom toe Secretary, requesting the further aid of this Comitittice, being read, • Resolved .unanimously, ;.That,. t.tk,ing into constderati4n the enlarged scale on which 'the Milii.try . Operations of the Cotintry ',are now -carrying on; andr the ciansequent increased demands upon the Cora. 1•' motet: at Lttty:i's, we' tent it our duty to grant the Sum of -I' 1::N •I lit. US ANDTOtINOS.British, . to their Yantis ; anti this Committee Italy convinced that the Claims trout i this coantry nave, in every instance, . experienced the same attentron acct aid, %vhicit have been so liberally affutd , d to those tr.ti .he other parts of the Luipire, are unanimously or:opinion, that in thus givitlg so large a portion of their - Fiiiiils, they adopt the nest means •of carrying into el:Rid - tile' Patriotic Oujeets of their own Institution. . (Signet') 101-1 N LA 'TOUCHE, jun. A true Copy, • - . • Chairman. (Signed) 10FIN IC I N Secretary. " - Chis Day was' published, in foolscap, Price 4s: THE LEISURE HOUR IMPROVED ~•• or, Nloral Miscellanies in Prose and Ver.e, original and selected. , Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orate, Paternos ter-row, and sold by all goJkseliers. • GEORGE TI-FE THIRD. This Day was published, A new Edition, ievisett, enlarged, anti improved, in Eight. large and handsom:. Volumes OEtaio, Price, Four Guineas in boaras, "- • . •,- -• • • 7".[1,E REIGN of GEORGE THE T HIRD, Ifrom his Accession, Oztober zsth 1760, to the Lout rnepcernetif of the present War, i 9 18o; illustrated by..Av peadixes to the several Volumes ; conta:ning Copies ut T.ea ties, State 'Parsers, Parlip.i'leotary, and other A othentic Do cuments, Official Dispatt: 'es 'from the London Gazette, • Speeches trout rtie T " • ity Wll.l-lAvl fiELSH4II, Fsci. Author of the Hist , ry or Grelt Britain, from the Revolution to top ccessiOrt GO:get:, the T-l Air.-- nd-ependently of the well-kuulirn Menta ,thd Au . lofity of this 1-t,st ,r),- of ill,' must eventfut Reign 11 the ,Annalsoit - Brit in, consiso.xe- a,separate Work, it possesses also a peculiar Claim to the Attention of the Pubic, as being the o::ly respeelable Continuation to the present time of and Smollett's Histories of Engi:ind. Printed for Rich,rd Phillips, -London, and to 6e had of all gookscliers• •! Ot. whom may be had the four preceding Volumes, cam ' pletin4• Humes 'History to the present Time, .Price Two . Guine..s, in Latt y ;;uWishect, . . . . The Sixth hnition r . Price xs. bd. , - A TREATISE oil DISEASES of the . URETE-lA, ,r 1 ii,,..ticularly, describing the Symptoms 'attellCll4 Stric tures, t;ieets, Obstructions, Fistutits,..lncontinencyot Urine, &c. To which is added, a variety of Cages, ,§hcwihg the Effi cacy of Daran's Medicated Bougies, and a new Method of treating a (;einorrhces. Also, Reinarks - im Caustic' Boogies, with Extraas from various Auinurs, unitormly proving the Danger and Ineffi cacy of the Caustic: • - • - • • By- WI LLI A M ‘DUI:OUR, Surgeon, Sol: Proprietor and Vender - of e Daran's Medicated Bougies. Published by . Callow, No, Id, Crown-court, Soho, au'l • Author, No. ;4; trith-street, Soho. This ilay was be publisltd, Itindsotnely. printed in Otte Volume OcJayo, price, in boards, r :g. 6d. the Second Editi‘ - ,n or .TREATISE - on the CONDUCT of GOD- to the H UMAN, 'SPECIES, andoh,t4'.: -Divine Mission' of f esus Christ. ' By the late Rev. TA ME S HARE, A. Author of An Essay on Scepticism ; Rettor of Coln Denys, 'Gloucestershire, and Vicar of Stratton St. Marga- Wilts. • " PEihrOd for F. C. and 1. Rivington, No. 6z, gi. Paid's 1. - Church-yard ; sold .also by..l. • Hatchird, , No. rye, Picea. (hi the 16th, will be published, Handsomely printed in Two largevolumes - Octavo, Price,' in boards,, el. is.. the ,Sevelith - Edifiot\ of LEMENTS of GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, introductory to Useful Books in the principal Branches of Literature an , '. Science. With Lists of the most approved Authors ; including the best. Editions of the . CLassics. De signed chiefly for the junior Students in the Universities, and the higher Classes in Schools.. 1.-I,y HENRY KETT, B.D. Fellow and Tutor of Trinity College, Oxford. Printed.lcrif4essr.s. Riviugtores,. St. .Paul's Chorcli-yar ; Hatchard, Piccadilly: and Egerton, Whitehall.; J. - parker and ). Cocike, Oxford; ancl - Deighton,. Cambridge. • - • 01 Whom may be bad, by the same ,Autkior, t. History the lefferoyeter of Prophecy. The. I fide Edi top, in Two . Yol tames Octavo,' hoard, . 14 , ; . Tale, z Vuln. t lYu. 1.4 i. 3. Logef. made. _Easy. 35. 6d.. • PICTCIALLING.OFFICE, Nov. 7, Ign9, THE COMMIS ! ..3I:ONERSIbr ICTUA L LING. Isis MAJESTY': NAVY do hereby hive Nike, That -n Tueschy the 21st Instant, they will be ready to receive Ten dal., in writing (sealed up), and treat for FIFTY THOU SAND. GALLONS of WEST INDIA RUM; to be deli vered, free cj dray from If arebouset, in which the same shall have been bonded, one half theieof in die coUrse of one myth, and the remainder in one month , afterwarels, into Rio Majesty's Pie.. !nailing Stores at Cork ; and to be paid Jor hy Bills payable, with interest, ninety Days after dasz. The Conditions of the Contrail may be seen at the Secretarj'; Off, e. No regard will he bad to any Tender in which the Price shall ! not be inserted in words at length, cr that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Cloik on the said Tuesday the 2 fm: .Lstant, nor nnless the Person . who .snake.s the Tender, or soule Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. , • , , BREWERY, BALDWIN'S-GARDENS. ' TO BE .501.0 BY AUCTION. By Messrs. SNOW and SCRIVENS On the Premises, on Tuesday the 2tst inst. and following • • Days, at EleVen. THE 'Valuable k4EASE, Plant, Stock, and Uivn i),, or the SUN BR EWHOUSE, Baldwin's-Gar.: dens, Gray' ; :-Inn-lane: -comprising, spacious Tun-rooms, large Store-houses, excelicut Vaults, Malt and Hop-lofts, CaWragri; and Stanithg, two Counting-houses; large Dwel -1102,in periect rei : ,air, replete with many Conveniencies, and a:Ttriement atijoining: " : i he Plant., consisting of two Coppers of thirty-five Bar rels each ; a Mish-fun, to wet 2 5, gria.:ters ;- Litp:or. GOolers,. an d Working Tuns of proportionate uiimnsioi..; tivo Engine,,, a Horse-wheel, Malt-tnill, &e. The Stock comprises several hunnivd do en rd . ' prime bor. tle:t Ale, Bags of Hops, seveial hunitred La ks, in Firkins, Kilnerkins, tia it- hogsheads, Barrels, and Ptiticheons, ildec Dra $ ; Horses and Flatness The Public are ass9red there will be no reserve, as the Sale is in pursitarr . ve of an Order of the Court of Chancery,"dated the t3th nay Of I UIY, • ' May be viewed, rut. e days preceding the Sale, and Cata logues had on the Premises, anit of Messrs. Snow and Scri yens, No. S, Ea st reet, litackfriars. T . i 1 • • "; OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Ni'.e 6, ISO. THE *PR/NC/AIL OFFICERS of HIS • YESTY's . ORDNANCE do hereby give Mike, 'that -o,y-Thillsell by Public Auflion, ar.the Tower, on Thursday, the i 6th cify of November. next, between the ilonrs o f..6'leven and Four sundry .Lots of Old and Unserviceable 01 dnance Stores, consisting of -. . • Harness, Collars, Bit-halters", Rope -traces, and various 9ther'A rticles of Sadl..ry and Harness ; Clothing, and sundry Ankles of 13cdding•; Povvdcr-horns, Tents, and . Sand bags; Copper, Steel, and Wiixed Metal ;. Tools of Sorts, Bellos, WaggoNs aril Carts, with a variety of other Aiticles. the lank c wtlib may be viewed, upon aP plic:ltir;;l at the nostrable Principal Stmekieier's Office,' 'di the 7 - 67.,:er; until the' Day of Sale r :tab's: primed Lists #l,the Loy will be delivered t o Muse Peron: Ivho may,apply fo r {Le tame. Bj. Order cf tie Board,i R. H. CREIP, Secretaty. ' This Day was published,' ' In Two Volumes, Oamio, price 4s. in boards;' • E LENIENT S MTN'E R AL° GI - . RICHARD, KIRWAN, Esq. President of the Royal Irish Academy, F, L.S.E. &C. • The Third Edition.. . London: Printed for Mackinlay, 87, Strand. Of whom way .be had the tr,t lowlng Rooks, bythe same A u t hor, Elements of Eogick, a, vols. Bvo. to: boards. Nletaph)hi ,. :al Essays, Bvo, us. boards., A CHALLENGE. AirESSRS. Cti BALE and Go. Surge9n4, late in illi his M izsty's service, challenge th., wholu . world to pl.; , Ve a single iiitanee Where ,their medicine end method of cure have . tailedtA die desired elfi:Cl Übe practice of litany years in tills I)articular branch, of their prOtessi . on, 1130 not given rise to one ousuc_essfut as .. - They continue to direct_ their studies ,to the treatment and dote or Venereal , cornplaints, and that derangement of the sys- , tem, whiellis the conscquenoe of the pernic6Us and wastetal f-r e tis of a habit long and most, unlv.rppity pursued ny..the yoiiiii of both sexes.. 1p the one it wi.l he foint,i to be the., unfailing source ot, barrenness; the orii,r have its ravages la- ' tatty ..develoi)ed, to tnein ~ bv '-adisrreit4 state of` ciiiity, whieh, it nut timely remedied, terminates in impo:ence.. These are its remote .',nd •iltititate elle.:is, white consump tion,. loss of mpsctilaiTpower, and vari:ros nervous cc.nitp lauds, usuall characterise the ear lief st.n;es Of t :is solitary vice. 0 t'persUitshhiguiAing Wi :cr the disorders inti.i.nt to such a - habit, their treatment is simple, and 1145 ;lever p:oved - Onstie- • ct!.;Stul to the clurse of a loog, laho.ians, and inueli.extended praCtlce. In the most ohstklV,ite illid C.),,lipltcatekieils , ..'S'Of Vq lit:real infeetion, suety as ot , srruCtions it, :tie Urethra. spongy excrescences, hard t11111)iti, CALJOUS 1.11::‘:i S, eruptions, Semi nal weakness, glepts, i,s-,, i.,*) e--, . • . - STRICTUR: S, • . . : Whether recent or of toil.;duration, and which have bar: fled the skill of oilirr Piaentiolers. are by their.present hitt proved plan of tre ittiteht, . tre.:l4.t.illi and perm hteatty cured, without the Patient ,i,:li:eritig the excrn.aiting pa it and. alarming hemorrhage which lre,p,r.Nitly •tot lbws tn.. iipp'tica tinn ot• the lunar ca.litic.. .' In t:le :nurse of t ,venty years extensive 13ra.Clice in this Mettoplis, It.interoas cases of Strictures have been an.i are da‘i.y wider their acre, the total eradication tit' which is elliecte. - i by a safe, certain, and ekpe ditious etude of practice, sup.-,tar to city miler yet. a:tonted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding twin this • complaint are speedily rehwved, ajut the,. Patient resler,.:d to sound and vigorous health. But where the debility - has for years existed, a prnpl:r persevecance in their restorative re unedie.o, at;ter the Stricture has 'been dent Noyes'. ,is iridispensa •bly requisite to revive the sluinuering . sparks of life and to. reinirriate the co-istitution. . •Seoieral, Noblehien and Gentl , einen of the first respeelahi -1 litY, have been under the care or Nlcssre. Currie a. , :f Co. for die removal of compltints.of the Urethra, Striciiires, &Lt. acid heaving .received a -tad:cal-and pevatanent. L.:ure, request that, references may be ; given . to them, as satisfactory wit , deaces of the decisive:superi•h - ity of 'iVis:.,rs. Carrie alld CO'S. ..- plat: or . trecilthent , ' Mani. , of these Gehtletneli t:ave had striettues irons to to . 2,9 ve:irs, end liad heeli wider the care of Aiessis. l-huite, Ileavisiae, and other Surge - ms of equal emi nence, i • the • nerice, wholll,lt4lll/NO kfl,:. cure by appir tcatton of the Lu . i var caystic,. withont success. '- • i Messfi. tutr.te and. Cu. rniy_he consulted , hy, either sex ,with the, greiaeLt delicacy, secrecy, and tumour. at their • douse, N0..,„7,51iat - ion garden. patients i n Me Country are requested to state the paitica tars or their case, age, and. xtheral. Whit of living, Sec. &c, inclositig,,a remittance for, ai,.ivice -and medicines, v: lea . the lathe will be ~.,i'ieto.,lsitkit tc, 6 - ay part,of the lsingdb.h. lo :•11 , ,1tc. , ttukt sti - l'ecy' so cssen:. - :al to Trail' mitt:, taking, the ~,,,,ta.4e of Metter:.; may be.a:ldeit :::. , :lie accasunt tur inedicinett. 4 q.:llj7.in;, x 409. ----ij7, ilatton gatueß. LPRIOE SlXi' I\CE HALPPENN:y4 GERM A PAPERS. Extraa of a : letter horn Bayonne, dited 00. It': (C For some time nothing impOrtatit h.s t 1 betAeen the Frene, army and t hit of the. Spar3i4 , ll, WC kno.y that the French lit rpll tranquil ir th, tr i.ositions till the reinfori eine& whiCh, they exi..ect ‘A. put n the' a,cuituil, r,-altne offensive operations. It is certain < iit a part of the troops which are in the South ut F., oar , received orders to M4)1111 to SPAin, and aim. Two ballal . oiN ot --7- . 0-0 11 of .the troitm . al gmirdi of the southern c ,i'n try will occol.) ti.ie d , lile4 of the Pyrenntes a- v% I as the fortr , s4es in the North of Si)ain, of w that I, c French a:e masters. Lot g ngs ..h.ne altear be,,, _ . prewred oo the high road f rom Paris to ft - ;r:a gre3t n.onb,:r of troops, who will shui tly ar- rive tOA n. . The at , t - rly comlitindeci the IVlariptii Rom itt n—u. remitioi Ina and 1 - r,l itta 'e to dill_ Si. Antler, s• • reported. yttct:.- •3LCiSI3I, a gtraf 4 betweon tht it;:iit : reots atici .filth thq NVeo. ism! North of S ; .:1 ~,t, nwre..utii , ed, , IS, Willi Eat;gllSl) \Vetle,ivy. it is 'said that he bas giVen a new piah• C>t °per to tbe acted ,uputi against_ the Tice4lelo. Nord 0e# , ‘24 , ..) • , AUGSSURGH,• OCT. .f20.-IVe have panic( that the Etrapefor had- not aitited at Alonteli Olt; .i,4: ing. The Italian trOop4 have aciv,l:,ced fro:1, i't - ,,!,02 to, Illjtketi;:di which they have 1.-At. , n liovfefrito!`).— The Tvrolese rcannoi wlth,tand the geneial at!oc•; ) - .. with.which they are Menaced. It is t! x t e tr;:t - t within'a few days 1:.,e 11%variart . trof)Ps•wdl entt-r So eat. 'The . Watemburgh• troops have 14t (4,v: c.;virelps : ,ot Vienua, to re!urn The French have alre,),ly ev,:cu:ti - ed -Nis), have been . te; , l.:ced by the Austria:is, sN s il,) teceived by , the with ilCCI:1113.1 I Rms.—cellet/le du Nord, CR. 27.) Pail IS, Ocr. ;8. (Prisate letter.)—We ore surd that flie will occupy the Palace of Fontai Wean' ti 11 .1 he inid.!ie ot; 1/.-cetn her, - and . tit.;; he will 'then set' out tor Span) acid Pk,rtogal. Toe chateau of . Al 13:iyime, hay already beevn prepartd for his '..1.1.1j It' is said the Guatds, 'a part of on their inarch since' the 15th iostatit, wilt procee.l to S,hiln; also the corps of M3rshai4 04thttot, Alarinoot, and ti,e Duke of • • • • OCT. 19.—We are assured that immense wallsare about to he'tnade at the port of .Antvverp,, it willbeenlargel so as,tu c.antairi a numerous • fleck. It is also said, that the to6;tic,ltions ui o,tenci ' , 41;1 -• be augmented. ,ttlietts %%in pnt in a state oz defence, and toe t)..,uti:ut sittices in that town •sec.ired against a coup tle in STOCIt HOLM, OCT. King hag not yet obtaineo permission tOle;:tve the 'kuig.i.,on w 6 ti his family. The states have not hitherto determin ed on the pension to be assignedhun. Vk i no the country till Sweden has wade , peace krLitee, It:i!.sia, and I.),:nruarit. • AUG:2o.—The,Senator Lucien Buutia,,aitd has traded from the beginning of beautiful. country house of 116.inelli, near Frascati. It is built near the ruins of Tuscutum ; in a ditch which! has been :dug; a quantity. of antis, vases,, and huinah bones have becu tourid ; also. the body of a statue, the bead at4d of whicli were found at a ' short distance. Die statue bars the Arline of Consul. TheSenaior Lune!) was so pleaseti at this discovery, that he presented each of the worlitit'qn with tif,tv crowns. Another leas since been dug tip, Wilien is tnar . or . a I. OF THE MAIN, OCT. 1.6.--. We this mein le;irnt, ink the corps to ter the orders of the Duke o Abrantes, siphoned in Saxony., ,and the country of - Bayreuth, w ill proceed to our neighbourhood, and remain there.,till turther . ori.ters - . 'ile head-quarters will be at 'aiid 1110 troops' will be.catitoned in the co wets of Fulda, and the county of Hannan. It iii also said, dial a corps ' t h e gr a nd .army will traverse the neighbouttog . cantons on the route,to Holland. LUCERNE, OCT. 4.—The discovery of a flag, co-i vered with superb -and ..mysterious decorations, io the commune•of Bureny has'. given rise to vart , ..tis measures of extraordinary police, as well as to the entry, of a, garrison into the capital. The person:4, who were in a state of at rest have given vxplas.ii;• tiOns, which affOrd reason to sur,;oce that Soule in fatuated in ojects . have Leen'irustratv. M.spittn, OCT. I.—The Marshal Duke of El 4 chingt•-t at - lived yesterday in' this'city, and was pir , .4 'seated` to the'King this morning. It is not known whether he will re4,11311i here long as well as his seta! AUGSBURGH,..OOT. 15.---(Private tenant Gen. Wiede, who had received orders to ft:- pair with his - division to S:ltbritir : , , ,, has reeeived coumer orders..- On th'e 6t 4, twelve hundreci.oho6. , seurs of thelloperia) Guard s w-Ito were on their way to ,Augsburgh, ‘rtoeived counter • orders st.,r, leagues from 'that fiave returned to L:soCtshoti I . where therwill-ietnain till further orders.—(4bei.i4o- . du Nord, pa-I>G.) FRONTLEES.OF BOHEMIA, OCT. lg.-The 'French troops in .consequence of the Peace hive already re tired from Moravia, and atnid•t tV2 rejoicing of people, Ithperial Austrian troops nave buccved - ow thern. With respe& to the Conditions of the Peace, we have berms{, - as in other places, only. repor!s. It is` sakl, for 'ciample, that Sa;topy i 5 to ontam a part of 130. t h it the Duchy ot Warsaw is to be suppressed, and NAM) a palt•of Austrian and it,issidii formed into a Kingdom, under the Go•ertime,h a German !Vince ; that the Grand bo4e ot Wurz. burgh IS,'Deitios theTyrol and LheVoraluerg, tuou. al.o.Saltzburgh, 44c. ;?..:::), :: : _ rA:".'s 1 :1::— " ,\: .. 74: ;1 11 ::: :-:;:2 ""' :' ',. "';':'Ml 7 ! ..7: - ... ::,_ i:, ...x 4i ( it .